
The difference between the portable power station and mobile power
In the backup power supply, there are portable power station and mobile power supplie, and people often choose between the two. But what’s the difference?
SOUOP’s new 220W solar panel is more convenient to use and carry for large machines. According to our previous 100W solar panels, 8 are needed to charge our 2400W portable power station, which shows that the adapter cable required for use will face greater restrictions. 8 solar panels can also be used when going out. It is inconvenient to carry, and the introduction of 220W solar panels can easily solve these two problems. While reducing the number, we also improved the charging effect and shortened the charging time.
[Efficient conversion]: The 220W solar panel has high conversion efficiency, the conversion efficiency is up to 20%, combined with the SOUOP portable power station, you can get your solar generator set. Suitable for outdoor adventures or emergency backup after a power outage, use solar energy to charge you anytime, anywhere.
[Lightweight and durable solar panel with bracket]: Its foldable design makes it easy to carry and weighs 8.4kg. Use the built-in bracket to adjust the angle, you can adjust the angle at will, to better absorb solar energy.
In the backup power supply, there are portable power station and mobile power supplie, and people often choose between the two. But what’s the difference?
SOUOP has now launched the S5 portable power station product, with a power of 5000W, which can solve major power needs. What is more noteworthy is the launch of a portable energy storage battery pack specially designed to charge the S5 portable power station at the same time.
The purpose of connecting batteries in parallel is to increase capacity. Therefore, charging batteries in parallel has different design characteristics compared with single-cell batteries, mainly reflected in the consistency of the charging current design and parallel batteries.
LiFePO4 battery (Lithium iron phosphate battery), the positive electrode material of lithium ion battery. This new material is not LiCoO2; LiMn2O4; or LiNiMO2, which is the cathode material of lithium-ion batteries in the past.